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Windows Path Error

posts: 3

I just completed the install w/out error. When I attempt to load the wiki I get the following error

Tikiwiki is not properly set up:

The directory 'C:\InetPub/backups/' does not exist.
The directory 'C:\InetPub/dump/' does not exist.
The directory 'C:\InetPub/img/wiki/' does not exist.
The directory 'C:\InetPub/img/wiki_up/' does not exist.
The directory 'C:\InetPub/modules/cache/' does not exist.
The directory 'C:\InetPub/temp/' does not exist.
The directory 'C:\InetPub/templates_c/' does not exist.


The path is actually 'c:\inetpub\wiki' but it has dropped it from the path. I tried to find where to hardset the base directory in the code and didn't have much luck.

thanks

posts: 4656 Japan

Have you tried other Web applications with the same server setup, and if so do they work normally? I run Tiki on a few Windows PCs for testing and haven't had path problems, but I'm using Apache (Reactor Server WAMP package). As far as I know, Tiki gets the base directory info from the server — at least in the case of Apache it's an Apache environment variable — and Tiki's paths reflect that info. Is it possible to test another Web script from a subdirectory of your Web root and see if it works or not?

-- Gary

posts: 3

> Have you tried other Web applications with the same server setup, and if so do they work normally? I run Tiki on a few Windows PCs for testing and haven't had path problems, but I'm using Apache (Reactor Server WAMP package). As far as I know, Tiki gets the base directory info from the server — at least in the case of Apache it's an Apache environment variable — and Tiki's paths reflect that info. Is it possible to test another Web script from a subdirectory of your Web root and see if it works or not?
>
> — Gary

I'm running on a Win2k3 server w/IIS6

thanks


posts: 3

ok, I found the issue..

In tiki-setup.php it has

if (strpos($_SERVER%22SERVER_SOFTWARE%22,"IIS")==TRUE){

if (array_key_exists('PATH_TRANSLATED', $_SERVER)) {
$docroot = dirname($_SERVER'PATH_TRANSLATED');
print $_SERVER'PATH_TRANSLATED';
print dirname($_SERVER'PATH_TRANSLATED');
} else {
$docroot = getcwd();
}
}
else{
$docroot = getcwd();

}


The PHP dirname function is stripping off the install directory from the path. I tried moving my install to 'c:\wiki\' and dirname strips it down to 'c:\'.

I just modified the if statement to be...

$docroot = getcwd();
posts: 9
This proved to be a problem for me too in a fresh install on 2.0 on a hosted IIS implementation. The suggested workaround worked for me however the code was actually in lib/setup/tikisetup.class.php. I will log it as a bug

posts: 56 China

hi, stugs,

What code did you modified acturely ? I can't understand your comment about "I just modified the if statement to be...", can you make it clear what code should be changed to what ?

Thanks.


posts: 1

baijianpeng,

not sure if you are still trying to fix this, but i managed to get the install working on win 2k8 and iis 7. you need to replace the code referenced above in the lib/setup/tikisetup.class.php file to:

if (strpos($_SERVER'SERVER_SOFTWARE','IIS')==TRUE){
if (array_key_exists('PATH_TRANSLATED', $_SERVER)) {
$docroot = getcwd();
}
}
else{
$docroot = getcwd();
}


Good luck!


posts: 4

Hi everybody,

this is my first post here. ;)

So let's begin with my problem...

I think I've the same windows path problem. I try to install TikiWiki on Windows Server 2003 with IIS 6.0, PHP 5.2 and MySQL 5.0.
When I use the TW 2.0 tiki-install.php I get a
"The directory 'c:\inetpub\wwwroot/templates_c/' does not exist."
and it doesn't matter if I change the code in the lib/setup/lib/tikisetup.class.php or not. :-(

I even tried TikiWiki 3.0 and here I get just a blank page, but I think it refers to the same error.

Maybe the install.php gets confused with the windows directory naming? Especially the c:\inetpub\wwwroot\.. instead of something like /htdocs/tikiwiki/...
And even \wwwroot\ is not really correct, it should be \wwwroot\tikiwiki\..

How can one change this? Or why is it with some IIS installations, is there some configuration wrong?

I know that u can change the SERVER_PATH in the php.ini with doc_root = "c:\inetpub\wwwroot\" (default is c:\inetpub, which is even more wrong). But it doesn't change much.

FYI phpinfo, phpmyadmin and even DokuWiki works just fine.

Any help is most appreciated, thx alot,

Tobi

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Edit:

I just changed PHP from ISAPI to FastCGI and enabled cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1 and now I get:
"The directory 'c:\inetpub\wwwroot\tikiwiki2\tiki-install.php/templates_c/' does not exist."

As one can see, it cannot work this way. :/
TikiWiki 3.0 shows still a blank page.



posts: 4

Hi,

thx for ur suggestion and the requirements link. I checked the memory_limit and it is at 128M, so I think thats far enough. Only the max_execution_time was at 30 instead of 300, I changed this but that isn't the problem.

Do u or anyone know how to change the behavior of the install script to use only "$docroot" and not "$docroot+(tiki)"?
Because "$docroot" isn't enough, as I pointed out in my last post.
Or should I change it manually? Will it work?

Thx,
Tobi


posts: 41

ok . . so i got the same error after upgrading to tikiwiki 3.0 where it couldn't find all the directories and it was looking for root instead of root + tikiwiki directory.

after making the change above that was suggested, i now get a blank page.

any suggestions??